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Glyphosate Under Protection and Bayer’s Hope for Resolution
Executive order shields glyphosate supply as Supreme Court review and Bayer’s $7.25B fund reshape legal and food security outlook.
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Hard Water, Soft Control: How Carrier Quality Cuts Herbicide Performance
Hard water can slash herbicide performance; learn how pH, hardness, and fresh mixing protect burndown and residual results.
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New Video Series Provides ESA Herbicide Label Guidelines
WSSA’s Endangered Species Act expert shares ways to stay in compliance.
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CropLife 100 Report: Crop Protection Sales Proved Resilient in 2025
The crop protection products category was relatively flat in 2025 but did see some progress in a few segments.
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Triumphs and Tribulations: The 21st Century Story for Crop Protection and Seed
Over the past 25 years, the crop protection/seed industries have accomplished many new ag innovations – and been repeatedly attacked for all of them.
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Dicamba Regains Approval, But Is It Too Late?
EPA has reauthorized dicamba, but some industry insiders fear the decision to use the herbicide in 2026 might have already been made.
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Bridging the Gap: WSSA Symposium Tackles the Future of Targeted and Autonomous Weed Control
Experts to explore opportunities to develop sustainable and scalable sensing, automation, and precision weed control equipment.
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Acre Blitz Launches ESA Compliance Platform for Growers and Trusted Advisors
ESA pesticide compliance is complex — Acre Blitz connects growers and applicators with instant, shared mitigation verification data.
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Weed Control in Corn: Inside the Growing Threat of HPPD Resistance
Herbicide resistance is reshaping corn weed programs, challenging growers and retailers to rethink timing, scouting, and diversified sites of action.
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WSSA Survey Shows an Urgent Need for New Weed Control Strategies
WSSA’s 2025 survey reveals herbicide resistance persists, signaling urgent need for new weed control tools and integrated management strategies nationwide.
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